from fabric.api import env, task, lcd
from fabric.api import local
import os
import sys

import utils
from utils import executize, virtualenv, loggify


def command(program=None, cmd=None, extra_param=None):
    """
    takes an argument and executes that command for nginx

    program - name of program to be run, eg. 'nginx', 'supervisor'
    cmd - can be 'start', 'stop' or 'status'

    will then run the appropriate series of commands to get the job done based
    on what we have in the configuration file
    """

    configuration = env.config
    # logger = loggify('maintenance', 'command')

    if program is None:
        print "Error: You have not given a legitimate program"

        print "permissable programs   : %s" \
            % configuration.maintenance.keys()

        sys.exit()

    configuration_program = getattr(configuration.maintenance, program)

    if cmd is None:
        print "Error: You have not given a legitimate command"
        print "permissable commands   : %s" \
            % configuration_program.commands.keys()

        sys.exit()

    # find out whether we are using sudo, run or local to
    # execute the nginx command

    _execute = executize(configuration_program.execute)

    _command = getattr(configuration_program.commands, cmd)

    if extra_param is not None:
        _command = "{command} {param}".format(
            command=_command, param=extra_param)

    if env.debug:
        # logger.debug(
        #     "execute type     : %s" % configuration_program.execute)

        # logger.debug(
        #     "%s command    : %s" % (program, _command))

        # logger.debug("extra_param    : %s" % extra_param)

        # logger.debug("%s modified command    : %s" % (program, _command))
        pass

    else:
        _execute(_command)


def edit(remote_path, host_string=None):
    """
    calls up mvim or vim on the file

    remote_path - path to file we want to edit
    host_string - what machine the file is located on

    host_string is necessary b/c in the case where I want to edit
    configuration files, it is essential to do so only on the localhost

    that is, whether I'm editing staging, development or production project
    yml files, the place to do that editing is ALWAYS on localhost, this is
    because all fabric commands are executed from localhost and will check for
    the necessary configuration files on local (I'm not running fabric from an
    ssh command line on the aws server, I'm running it on my laptop)
    """

    logger = loggify('maintenance', 'edit')

    # configuration = env.config

    if env.debug:
        logger.debug("remote_path           : %s" % remote_path)
        logger.debug("env.host_string       : %s" % env.host_string)
        logger.debug("sys.platform       : %s" % sys.platform)
        pass
    else:

        if sys.platform == "darwin":
            editor = "mvim"
        else:
            editor = "vim"

        if not host_string:
            host_string = env.host_string

        cmd_edit = "{editor} sftp://{user}@{host_string}/{remote_path}".format(
            editor=editor,
            user=env.user,
            host_string=host_string,
            remote_path=remote_path)

        local(cmd_edit)


@task
def pyc_delete():
    """
    Deletes *.pyc files from project source dir
    """
    configuration = env.config

    with lcd(configuration.paths.project.root):
        local("find . -name '*.pyc' -delete")


@task
def pyc_compile(force=False):
    """
    Compile Python source files in a project source dir
    """
    params = ['']

    configuration = env.config

    if force:
        params.append('-f')

    with lcd(configuration.paths.project.root):
        with virtualenv():
            local("python -m compileall {0} .".format(" ".join(params)))


@task
def get_base_dir():
    import os
    BASE_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
    return BASE_DIR


@task
def get_project_root():
    #
    # NOTE: the PROJECT_ROOT value is very important.  Make sure that
    # if you move around this file, you account for where it is and add
    # or take away "os.pardir" from os.path.join

    PROJECT_ROOT = os.path.abspath(
        os.path.join(get_base_dir(), os.pardir, os.pardir, os.pardir))

    return PROJECT_ROOT


def _get_configuration_path(name, branch):
    #
    # the locations of the files we need relative to the PROJECT_ROOT

    param_list = ['config', 'layout']

    if name not in param_list:
        print "value %s was not legit.  _get_configuration_path requires" \
            "value such from %s" % (name, param_list)

    META_DIR = os.path.join(
        get_project_root(), 'usr', 'meta', 'project')

    if name == "config":

        #
        # the configuration we are working with will change
        # depending on what branch is being used.  This value
        # is passed in when the function is called

        configname = "{branch}.yml".format(branch=branch)

        path_meta = os.path.join(META_DIR, configname)

    elif name == "layout":
        path_meta = os.path.join(META_DIR, 'layout.yml')

    return path_meta


def load_configuration(name, branch):
    import yaml

    #
    # the locations of the files we need relative to the PROJECT_ROOT

    if name == "fabric":
        file_path = os.path.join(
            get_project_root(), 'scripts', 'fabric', 'share', 'fabric.yml')

    elif name == "config":

        #
        # the configuration we are working with will change
        # depending on what branch is being used.  This value
        # is passed in when the function is called

        file_path = _get_configuration_path('config', branch)

    elif name == "layout":
        file_path = _get_configuration_path('layout', branch)

    configuration_file = yaml.load(file(file_path, 'r'))
    return configuration_file


@task
def check_version(branchname):
    """
    Maintenance function to check the configuration version against
    the fabric version currently loaded.  Returns boolean

    If the version is either non-existant or not the same as the fabric
    configuration version, then a message will be sent to the user letting
    him know, and giving him the option to stop the program.  If he chooses
    to continue, the function will return "False" to the calling function

    Otherwise, everything will continue as normal and "True" will be returned

    Keyword Arguments:

    branchname -- the name of the branch whose configuration files we are
    checking
    """

    config = load_configuration("config", branchname)
    fabric_config = load_configuration("fabric", branchname)

    if 'version' in config:
        config_version = config['version']
    else:
        config_version = 0

    version_correct = config_version >= fabric_config['version']

    utils.printvar('version_correct', version_correct)

    if not version_correct:

        # TODO
        # update this message, currently it is false because there is no
        # fabric.updateconfs function!

        version_false = """
        NOTE: the current configuration information related to this project
        is not up to date, the fabric tools are at version %s, and you are
        at version %s.  Run fab fabric.updateconfs to correct.\n"""

        utils.print_console(
            version_false % (fabric_config['version'], config_version),
            numsep=90)

        # utils.prompt_continue()

        # version was not correct return False to let the app
        # know what's going on
        return False

    # version was correct, so return True to let the app know
    # everything is A-OK
    return True